The hotel is set on a private nature reserve outside the town of Santa Elena and Lake Petén Itzá. The property is gorgeous (and set between two small lakes) and the accommodations here are well furnished.

Lake Petén Itzá is a large and beautiful lake in northern Petén, dotted with Mayan sites and small villages, many of which are open for exploration. The most popular destination is the quaint island town of Flores, just outside Santa Elena, known for its charm and pleasant strolls. Nearby, El Remate offers great opportunities for swimming, birding, and hiking, all set in lovely, secluded jungle surroundings.

This resort is situated 15 minutes east of Santa Elena and the Mundo Maya International Airport, with Tikal just an hour and a half away. Nestled between the lakes of Petenchel and Monifata, the lush jungle setting is absolutely stunning.

Accommodations consist of 10 bungalows, each featuring 2 or 3 levels with 2 rooms per level, along with 10 individual cottages. Scenic paths connect these lodgings to various parts of the property.

The rooms are spacious and well-furnished, each equipped with a private bathroom that includes a hot water shower and reliable water pressure. Air conditioning and ceiling fans keep the rooms cool, and a telephone is available for any necessary calls. Most rooms also have a balcony, many with views of the lake, providing a perfect spot to read or soak in the jungle atmosphere. Some rooms come with a mini-fridge stocked with water, soda, and beer.

Guests can savor international cuisine and local specialties at the onsite restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food is delicious and varied, often featuring buffets for breakfast or dinner. The bar offers a selection of beer, wine, and cocktails.

A beautiful outdoor pool is surrounded by a sundeck and lounge chairs, offering a clean and refreshing space to relax in the afternoon. There’s also a shallow pool for children, along with plenty of garden furniture for sunbathing or lounging. A Jacuzzi provides a perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring.

Guests can venture along the resort’s jungle trails on foot or by bike. The establishment is actively involved in the conservation and breeding of white-tailed deer, agouti, peccary, and macaws, with a resident crocodile living near the restaurant.

Free wireless Internet is available in the lobby and restaurant area. Additional services include ample parking, laundry service, currency exchange, a safety deposit box at reception, and a small gift shop. The staff is friendly and bilingual, ensuring a welcoming experience.